HealthEquity administers Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and other consumer-directed benefits such as FSAs, HRAs, COBRA, and Commuter plans for more than 16 million members. Its system handles account setup, eligibility, contributions, investments, claims, and reimbursements, with a digital interface for members to manage funds and understand eligible expenses. The company differentiates itself through its large scale, focus on consumer-directed benefits, and combination of technology-enabled tools with attentive service. Its goal is to simplify and optimize health-related savings and benefits to help people manage medical costs and improve long-term financial wellbeing.
Company Size
1-10
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Draper, Utah
Founded
2002
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HealthEquity appoints Moody's CFO Noémie Heuland to board of directors. DRAPER, Utah, Sept. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - HealthEquity, Inc. (NASDAQ: HQY) ("HealthEquity" or the "Company"), the largest independent health savings account (HSA) custodian by account volume and a leader in consumer-directed benefits (CDB), today announced that Noémie Heuland, Chief Financial Officer of Moody's Corporation (NYSE: MCO), has been elected to its board of directors (the "Board") effective Sept. 24, 2026. Heuland will also serve on the Audit and Risk Committee and Cybersecurity and Technology Committee of the Board. Her appointment expands the Board to 11 directors, nine of whom are independent. "Noémie has built her career at the intersection of finance and technology, with deep experience leading through periods of growth and change," said Robert Selander, Chairman of the Board. "Her financial and strategic perspective will be valuable as we continue to scale HealthEquity, invest for the future and navigate the opportunities that come with our next phase of growth." "HealthEquity has built a strong business grounded in an important mission: helping people better manage and pay for healthcare," said Heuland. "I look forward to contributing my experience as the Company continues to grow, innovate, and create value for its members, clients and shareholders." Heuland has served as Chief Financial Officer of Moody's since April 2024. Before becoming CFO of Moody's, Heuland was the Chief Financial Officer at Dayforce, Inc. from October 2020 to February 2024. Before joining Dayforce, Heuland spent 12 years working for SAP in finance leadership roles. Heuland holds an M.S. in Finance and Accounting from Nantes Business School of Management, now known as Audencia. Ms. Heuland is a Certified Public Accountant. About HealthEquity HealthEquity and its subsidiaries administer HSAs and other consumer-directed benefits for nearly 18 million accounts in partnership with employers, benefits advisors, and health and retirement plan providers who share our mission to save and improve lives by empowering healthcare consumers. For more information, visit www.healthequity.com.
Parloa to unveil what's next in agentic customer experience at WAVE 2026 Berlin. Sep 24, 2026, 09:19 ET New product innovations, live demos and insights from leaders at OpenAI, Microsoft, SAP, IKEA, HealthEquity and more will take center stage at Parloa's flagship AI + CX event NEW YORK and BERLIN, Sept. 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Parloa, the leading agentic CX company for enterprise customer service, today announced new details for WAVE 2026, its flagship AI and customer experience conference taking place October 7-8, 2026 at Wilhelm Studios in Berlin. At WAVE 2026, Parloa will discuss emerging trends in how AI and CX converge, giving attendees an early look at new capabilities designed to improve agent performance, enable more intelligent customer interactions and help enterprises scale agentic CX with greater control. More than 700 enterprise leaders will gather in Berlin for two days of keynotes, customer stories, panels, master classes and live demos featuring executives and experts from the world's most customer-centric brands in every industry. The Next Wave of Innovation from Parloa As enterprises move from experimenting with AI to putting it into production, the focus is shifting from what AI agents can do to how reliably they can perform, improve and deliver impact at scale. At WAVE, Parloa will unveil innovations across its AI Agent Management Platform focused on: * A clearer view of agent performance: New ways for enterprises to measure quality, evaluate outcomes, benchmark performance and understand where AI agents are succeeding and where they need refinement. * Agents that get better over time: Advances in testing, simulation, evaluation and optimization designed to help enterprises continuously improve agent performance. * More natural customer interactions: Richer experiences across voice, chat and other modes of communication that give customers more flexible ways to engage with AI agents. * More intelligence in every interaction: Deeper context designed to help AI agents better understand the customer, the conversation and the situation at hand. * Greater enterprise control: Capabilities designed to help global organizations meet security, data and deployment requirements while scaling AI across markets and use cases. Live demos will give attendees a closer look at how these capabilities can be applied across enterprise customer experience. Parloa CEO and co-founder Malte Kosub, Chief Marketing Officer Latané Conant and other Parloa leaders and builders will also share perspectives on the future of agentic customer experience and what its evolution means for enterprises, brands and customer relationships. Hear From the Enterprises Putting Agentic CX to Work More than 30 executives and experts from across Parloa's customer and partner ecosystem will share firsthand perspectives on how agentic AI is reshaping customer experience, operations and enterprise strategy. Speakers and participants include leaders from OpenAI, Microsoft, SAP, IKEA, HealthEquity, Volkswagen Financial Services, OBI, Booking.com, AUTO1, Deloitte and more. The program will also feature former professional footballer and World Champion, Bastian Schweinsteiger. WAVE will tackle the decisions enterprises face as AI moves deeper into production: where to invest, how to scale, how to govern AI systems and how to prove business impact. What Attendees Can Expect at WAVE 2026 Across keynotes, customer stories, panels, master classes and live demos, attendees will explore: * How leading brands are scaling agentic CX * How to prove business value as AI moves deeper into CX * How AI is reshaping CX teams, roles and KPIs * What reliable AI agents require at enterprise scale * What's next for AI agents, regulation and data sovereignty Be Part of WAVE 2026 in Berlin General admission tickets are €799 for WAVE 2026, taking place October 7-8 at Wilhelm Studios in Berlin. Following Berlin, Parloa will bring WAVE stateside with WAVE Summit in New York on November 4-5, convening a select group of CX and business leaders for a more intimate conversation about where agentic AI is headed and what enterprises need to prepare for next. About Parloa Parloa empowers global enterprises to build, train and manage agentic AI solutions for premier customer experiences. Founded by Malte Kosub and Stefan Ostwald, Parloa began with the belief that every great conversation is the start of a relationship, a principle that still guides how the company builds technology today. Leading global brands use Parloa's advanced AI agents to improve service at scale, increase customer loyalty, and unlock new revenue. Parloa employs more than 600 people across eight offices throughout the US and Europe. SOURCE Parloa
HealthEquity reported second-quarter fiscal 2027 results showing revenue growth accelerating to 8% year-over-year, up from 7% in the first half. The company now manages 10.7 million health savings accounts. Adjusted EBITDA rose 11% to $167 million, achieving a record 48% margin. New HSA accounts from sales jumped 24% to 202,000, marking the company's strongest second quarter. Total HSA assets reached $37.9 billion, up 14%, while invested assets climbed 28% to $20.6 billion across 939,000 accounts. Management raised full-year guidance to $1.411–$1.421 billion in revenue and $628–$636 million in adjusted EBITDA. The company returned $108.1 million to shareholders through buybacks during the quarter. CFO James Lucania acknowledged "headline price erosion" affecting service revenue, which still grew 6% to $124.4 million.
HealthEquity shares fell 8.6% this week despite reporting second-quarter results that exceeded Wall Street expectations. The healthcare financial services company posted adjusted earnings per share of $1.24 on revenue of $350.7 million, beating analyst forecasts by $0.05 per share and $1.5 million respectively. Sales grew 7.6% year over year, whilst adjusted earnings per share increased approximately 15.7%. However, investors reacted negatively to the company's guidance. HealthEquity marginally raised its full-year revenue target to between $1.411 billion and $1.421 billion, barely above its previous forecast and roughly in line with the $1.42 billion analyst consensus. The company maintained its adjusted earnings per share guidance of $4.66 to $4.73, compared with the average analyst estimate of $4.72. The stock had been trading near its 52-week high before the report.
HealthEquity reported revenue of $350.73 million for the quarter ended July 2026, up 7.6% year-over-year. The figure exceeded the consensus estimate of $350.23 million by 0.14%. Earnings per share came in at $1.24, compared to $1.08 a year earlier and above the analyst estimate of $1.19, representing a 4.2% surprise. Total Health Savings Account assets reached $37.92 billion, slightly above the $37.64 billion analyst estimate. HSA investments totalled $20.55 billion, exceeding expectations of $20.01 billion. Total accounts grew to 17.76 million, beating the estimate of 17.64 million. Service revenue hit $124.44 million, whilst custodial revenue came in at $175.94 million. Shares have returned 0.3% over the past month.